ON-DEMAND EVENT
What You Need to Know About the Modern Research Tech Stack
Today's products are built faster than ever, customers expect excellence, and resourcing is tight. How can research teams make more efficient, impactful decisions the first time?
In part, by rethinking their tool stack. But what does that look like in practice?
Join the senior executives of User Interviews and HeyMarvin as they discuss what they've learned from building UX research tools that connect customer feedback with decisions.
They'll discuss the "stackification" of user research, the best ways they’ve seen companies streamline research workflows, and the ROI of using technology to talk to your users.
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💡 Why understanding modern research tools gives you a competitive advantage in an unpredictable market
💡 Industry trends setting the new standard for research operations
💡 How to do more with less at every step of your research process
💡 The tangible benefits you see when you have the right tool stack to capture all customer data across your company
💡 Recommendations for getting executive buy-in to conduct more impactful research
Speaker Spotlight
Basel Fakhoury
Basel Fakhoury is the CEO and co-founder of User Interviews, a company with a mission to help teams discover and embrace user insights.
User Interviews connects you with participants who are interested in sharing their feedback on your products and ideas. The platform simplifies the entire process of recruiting, vetting, and scheduling qualified participants for product tests and market research interviews, so you don't have to worry about it.
Prayag Narula
Prayag Narula is the co-founder and CEO of HeyMarvin, a qualitative user research platform that elevates the voice of your customers so you design exactly what they need.
Previously, Prayag cofounded and led LeadGenius. Prayag was a researcher at University of Helsinki in Finland.
He studied at the UC Berkeley School of Information, and he is the published author of of over a dozen research papers in the field of HCI, User Centered Design, Artificial Intelligence, Crowdsourcing, and Computer Networks.
